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Recent Progress in Surgery
1897
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
likely, however, that the polypoid mass originated with some shred of membrane or clot of blood, rather thau an ordinary fibrous growth indepeudent of the puerperal state. The secoud question relates to treatment. Is it advisable to explore the cavity of the uterus in every case when we know that small fragments of the placenta or membrane are left behind? Usually I would follow the conservative plan of trustiug nature to expel them ; but, on the slightest provocation, either by reason of
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